June 2024
In this episode, Dr. Alida Fiamengo, DO, shares summer safety tips for youth. She discusses sun protection and recommends UPF 50 sunscreen and loose clothing for children six months and up. If a child looks flushed, move them to shade and hydrate. For the woods, she recommends using bug spray with...
Dr. Alida Fiamengo, DO, discusses youth mountain bike and eBike safety. Always wear a properly fitted, safety-approved helmet. Children under 12 shouldn't ride bikes over 10 miles per hour, as recommended by the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Follow road rules, ride on the right, and avoid...
In this episode, Dr. Brian Evans, MD, talks about sun exposure and skin protection. Skin cancer can be serious, so wear SPF 30+ sunscreen, hats, and long clothing. At higher elevations, you burn more easily, so seek shade, stay hydrated, and be sun-aware while enjoying the outdoors.
Dr. Brian Evans, MD, discusses the transformation of healthcare through artificial intelligence (AI). He explores how AI can revolutionize tasks like identifying details in X-rays for radiology and streamlining administrative work for family doctors, making healthcare more efficient. While AI...
Dr. Brian Evans, MD, talks about summertime activities and the influx of visitors to Truckee and Lake Tahoe. He emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated, wearing appropriate clothing, and being cautious while mountain biking or using eBikes, which can be faster than expected. Always wear a...
Dr. Ahrin Koppel, MD, discusses the importance of mammography and early cancer detection. Breast cancer, while common, can be detected early, as can skin, cervical, and prostate cancers. Early screening, including colonoscopy, saves lives and makes treatment more effective and tolerable. The Gene...
Dr. David Lemak, MD, discusses an exciting successful project: a weekend walk-in clinic at Incline Village Community Hospital. This initiative addresses non-emergency health needs when the facility is typically empty on weekends, providing convenient care outside of the emergency room.
Urgent care handles mild to moderate issues that can't wait but aren't life-threatening, bridging the gap between emergency room visits and routine care. It covers mild infections, overuse injuries, back strains, and minor fractures. Our nurses are trained to identify severe problems and arrange ER...